The Brookhaven leader., 1887-06-23
Towr AND COUNTY ITEMS.
.na7ss, f,our.t npweirs.

,..N,v perfNmed olive soap % cents
,0, at Kohlman's
Rev. J.R. Parish hs" gone 10 spend q
.v days at Monticello.
6ue rain fell Monday and Tuesday
and crops are booming.
Miss Stewart is on her annual visit to
,.r aunt, Mrs. J. II. Crisweii'
,,,ho ladies want anything good to eat
commencement, go to Powelrs.
NJ, I'd. Bowen had his fine COW killed
49, che cars last Sunday morning.
Nom, fail to see Powell when you 20 to
,oIhoveu. He will do you good.
r.,;t fresh butter, cheese, pickles,
-a.srves sauce and CONNECTIONS fresh at
Powelps.
o0r li.,le city was full of visitors dur
, commencement, too numerous to
mention.
az :, ID. McSair, of HARRISON, was in
IAN Tuesday and favored THE LEADER
IONb
With call.
r,s1yRSs-A. Riggs & Bro, 247 Delord
.,r.., near Dry ades, New Orleans. Send
for price list.
10. Sessions, candidate for Rep
....r,a,iye. paid this Office apleasant
call Tuesday.
Raw. ". II. Bailey and Messrs. Brant-
lev and Jesse II. Smith, paid this Office
welcome call Friday.
State Treasurer Hemingway and Au-
ditor Stone we're among the distinguished
visitors to commencement,
Mr.. II. II. Barlow, of Copiah county,
WA, 10 attendance upon the Commence
mept and paid this Office all appreciated
call.
The Martin Brothers and T. D. Mar
shall, the geniuses of the New Mississip-
MAN, were in attendance upon Commence
ment.
IL YOU want cool, fresh, exhilerating
drink, try Lewenthaps ice-cold soda wa
ter, only cents glass.
MIS-. Gambrell, of Jackson, is visiting
her son, Rev. j II. Gainbrell, accompan-
Jed by her grand daughter, Miss Ira V.
Gambrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chiles, Of Caseyville,
attended commencement two days. Also
Mr.. and Mrs Ford Smith, of the same
Mr.. Will Spsrkmau, of Magnolia, paid
us a call Tuesday. He IL in the interest
OF tho Magnolia Gazette and editor of
, DO "Kavanaugh Reporter"
Fox RENr-A desirable cottage resi-
dence at west end Cherokee street with
four rooms and dining rooms and kitchen
For further particulars apply at this
office.
Our talented Dramatic Company 80 TO
JIazlehurt tomorrow night to.play lingo
mar. Thoy we're delighted with the
,.ee ction given them by the clever people
of Summit.
Hon. A. II. Longino and wife, Capt.
". II. Buttler aud Hon. c. Il. Dale, Of
Monticello, and DR.. b. d. Huntington, of
oi Tryus, were among the visitors to
commencement.
Too much stock on hand, and rs mon
oy 10 preferable to goods, l will convert it
PN'o cash as speedily as poSslble-call on
Kohnuan before the stock is too much
reduced to make your selections.
Mrs. Zula Brooks Malone, former
lovely belle of our town, has been attend
bng commencement at Whitworth this
week. Her many friends rejoice to see
her again as beautiful as Of yore.
Rev. ]. II. Gambrell, of this place, and
Or. J. B. Hawthorne, of Atlanta, have
been invited to attend the National Tenn
|perance Couvocation at Lake, Bluff, Iowa,
ION the 10th of July and deliver an address
on Prohibition in the South"
Mr.. Alfred W. Smith announces him
self in to-day's paper as n candidate for
floater, and submits his claims to the
consideration of the Democratic voters of
The county. We bespeak for his candi-
dacy fair consideration by the people.
That worthy citizen and staunch Dem
ocrat, A. j. Martin, announces himself in
lo-day's paper as candidate for County
Treasurer. "Eb Martini" as his friends
call him, needs no introduction to the
people at our hands. He Is known to all
az one of the best men in the connty,
honest and incorruptible, and in no ones
AaadS would the money bags Of the peo-
pie be safer.
Our esteemed friend Prof. j. N. Girault
mas our thanks for an invitation to
attend the closing exercises of his school
On Friday, July LIST. The exercises will
Nc conducted at Providence Camp
around, consisting of recitation of clas-
ses during the day, picnic dinner at l
r. NJ, with a country school exhibition at
n'gu'' Prominent speaker have been
invited and joyful time is anticipated.
at' A. Mikss speaks III glowing terms
VI the hne crops, improved machinery
ana general air OF enterprise and seienti fic
farming to be seen on Mr.. John Mays
pace few miles west of town. He says
ar May has introduced moving ma
'o,nes' hayrakes. gang plows, patent
p"iVerizlng harrows and other modern